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1Bromley39+2679
2MK Dons39+3674
3Cambridge Utd38+2872

4Notts County38+2670
5Swindon39+1869
6Salford39+667
7Grimsby38+1662

8Chesterfield39+962
9Crewe39+1160
10Walsall39+760
11Oldham37+1358
12Barnet39+657
13Fleetwood Town39+254
14Colchester38+953
15Accrington Stanley38-448
16Gillingham38-1245
17Bristol Rovers39-2043
18Cheltenham38-2242
19Shrewsbury39-2641
20Tranmere39-2136
21Crawley Town39-2431
22Newport County39-2831

23Harrogate Town39-2930
24Barrow38-2729

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Messiah in Disguise?

By: Bill Osborne
Date: 02/11/2000

A report in a Danish newspaper seems to indicate that there are serious doubts that Grimsby Town's new striker on loan, David Nielsen, will sign a contract. It is reported that Nielsen was offered a contract and turned it down.

In the interview with a Danish newspaper Nielsen stated he is not in a rush to sign for Grimsby and unconfirmed reports in the Danish press say that Leeds, Leicester and Notts Forest are watching him. Bearing in mind that not all things in the press are always correct, if this report is accurate it may be that the new Grimsby "Messiah" may not stay with us if a bigger club shows interest in him. The interview report says: "David Nielsen is celebrated as a hero in Grimsby and enjoys it after a hard time in FC Copenhagan. "They say that I have changed it for the club, so it's just wonderful to be here right now" tells a very excited David Nielsen after a handful of matches as a loan player in the English first division. "I have scored two fantastic goals in my two first home matches - two of the best goals in my career. It's great to prove that I still can do it, when it have been a bit sad for me in FCK" "The club is very keen to get me on a permanent move, but I want to wait. "They wanted me to sign straight away, after I came her, but I will wait a bit to see what happens. Maybe bigger clubs will look at me. At least this is a big chance for me on a level that is higher than Superligaen. We aren't the best team in the league, but still the team has Superliga-standard, but many teams have real class such as Watford, Fulham and Blackburn" Nielsen says: "I have good statistics with Grimsby. The club only had five points, when I came - now we have 17. At the same time they had four goals from nine matches and were dead last. Now we have a bit of distance from the bottom teams after four wins in my five matches, and I looking forward to meeting Watford and Allan Nielsen on Saturday"

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